Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt
Thanks KT,

Just keep getting endless spam that there's something wrong with my non-existant ebay account. Figure if I get that much without an account if I got active it would be a tidal wave.

So, it makes no sense to me that to ask a vendor a question I have to first do an elaborate sign up on ebay. Feel trapped into joining to ask a question. Just don't like that.
Ron


Ron I just got a email like you discribed and sent it off to ebay and their response is :

Dear Bill Edwards,

Thank you for contacting PayPal. We appreciate you bringing this
suspicious email to our attention.

Commonly referred to as phishing, these emails are sent by fraudsters in
an attempt to collect sensitive personal or financial information from
the recipients. PayPal takes phishing threats seriously. Our fraud
prevention specialists are working 24/7 to help protect you and enable
the community to stay safe.

After review, we can confirm that the email you received was not sent by
PayPal. Any website which may be linked to this email is not authorized
or used by PayPal.

Our fraud prevention team is working to disable any website linked to
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Sincerely,

PayPal




The letter I got said I had bought a phone and I need to verify or stop the order and to contact them. I looked like a paypal but the link was to something totally different.
needless to say I forwarded to paypal and deleated the message.

Most of those kind of email my spam filter stops from showing.

Back on topic I think I will see about the CAMERON TARTAN KILT seeing they list it in my size and hemming is not a problem.

MrBill